Jimmy (played by Stephen Baldwin) is a protagonist in Table One.
Associate of mobster Frankie Chips. Serves as a business partner in the high-class bar restaurant venture, dealing with the financial complications and eventual pivot to a cabaret club. Rowdy (played by Michael Rooker) is a protagonist in Table One.
Professional hockey player for the New York Rangers and one of the five friends opening the restaurant. His future in hockey is put in doubt due to the business ventures. Norman (played by David Herman) appears in Table One.
Actor, casting agent, and gigolo among the five friends. Known for his womanizing habits and temporarily changes his name to Lawrence Norbade. He is excluded from the final decision to convert the bar into a cabaret. Frankie Chips (played by Burt Young) appears in Table One.
Mobster who becomes a partner and investor in the friends' restaurant due to their funding shortfall. His impatience drives the eventual conversion of the establishment into a cabaret club with naked women and alcohol to recoup investments.
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Characters
Jimmy
(played by Stephen Baldwin) — protagonist
Associate of mobster Frankie Chips. Serves as a business partner in the high-class bar restaurant venture, dealing with the financial complications and eventual pivot to a cabaret club.
Rowdy
(played by Michael Rooker) — protagonist
Professional hockey player for the New York Rangers and one of the five friends opening the restaurant. His future in hockey is put in doubt due to the business ventures.
Norman
(played by David Herman) — supporting
Actor, casting agent, and gigolo among the five friends. Known for his womanizing habits and temporarily changes his name to Lawrence Norbade. He is excluded from the final decision to convert the bar...
Frankie Chips
(played by Burt Young) — supporting
Mobster who becomes a partner and investor in the friends' restaurant due to their funding shortfall. His impatience drives the eventual conversion of the establishment into a cabaret club with naked...
Key Relationships
Frankie Chips → Norman
(Conflict Excluded Associate)
Frankie Chips → Rowdy
(Conflict Strained Partner)
Norman → Jimmy
(Social Close Friend)
Norman → Rowdy
(Social Close Friend)
Rowdy → Jimmy
(Social Close Friend)
Jimmy → Frankie Chips
(Alliance Business Partner)
Story Analysis
A group of friends navigates financial ruin and moral compromise to save their failing restaurant business.